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What is the purpose of an RESP? An RESP allows you to save tax-free to finance the post-secondary education of your child or a child you're close with. In addition to your savings, you also receive grants from the Canadian and Quebec governments.
Currently, a transfer of assets between individual RESPs may result in tax penalties and the repayment of the Canada Education Savings Grants and Canada Learning Bonds when the transfer occurs between plans held by siblings and the plan receiving the transfer amount is held by a sibling whose age exceeds 20.
RESP Contribution Rules & Limits There is no annual RESP contribution limit. However, to maximize your potential annual CESG grant of $500, it's recommended that you contribute up to $2,500 to your RESP per beneficiary per year. Keep in mind that the lifetime contribution limit for any one beneficiary is $50,000.
If you are eligible, once the RESP has been opened, a $500 bond will be deposited along with $25 to compensate for the cost of opening the RESP. Following the initial payment, $100 payments will be paid for each year of eligibility until the calendar year that the beneficiary turns 15.
To add or change the beneficiary on your RSP or RIF, complete the Beneficiary form. Alternatively, you can provide a Letter of Direction and ensure to include the full legal name of the newly appointed beneficiary, your signature and the effective date.
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The RESP promoter must send Form RC435, Rollover from a Registered Education Savings Plan to a Registered Disability Savings Plan to the RDSP issuer and keep a copy of it on file. This will satisfy the RESP promoter's requirement to file the election with the CRA.
Currently, a transfer of assets between individual RESPs may result in tax penalties and the repayment of the Canada Education Savings Grants and Canada Learning Bonds when the transfer occurs between plans held by siblings and the plan receiving the transfer amount is held by a sibling whose age exceeds 20.
Form C: Area III \u2013 Beneficiary Information now provides for "Required" and "Optional" notional RESP account information per beneficiary. Area IV \u2013 Notional Account Balances and Market Value has been amended to reflect which provincial grant must be recorded in this area.
Form A is to be completed by the subscriber and sent to the receiving promoter in order to initiate the transfer. The receiving promoter will complete Form B, and send it along with a copy of Form A to the relinquishing promoter.
Educational Assistance Payments include the interest earned in the RESP as well as any Canada Education Savings Grants, provincial grants and Canada Learning Bonds received. You can use this money to pay for post-secondary school expenses like tuition, books and transportation.

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